The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 73
Hour One Play Hard: Jason Spiess and Sterling banter about how Steamed Hams has enabled lying, Green New Deal, Digital Wildcatters Block Party, Rooted Marketing, The Industrial Forests Studios, Erin BrockaThunberg, Corn Hole Donkey Punching Games, Carbon Horse out of the barn and I Know Where The Bottles Are Buried
Hour Two Work Hard : North Dakota State University research scientist Dean Bangsund
The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: US Senator John Hoeven
Rig Count Overview
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HOUR ONE PLAY HARD: Jason Spiess and Sterling run down the week’s activities, interviews and events. The Digital Wildcatters Block Party is coming up on Saturday and Play Hard Work Hard Morning Show Guest Co-Host Shawn Forbes (also president of OG Directory) will be there shaking hands, kissing babies and interviewing attendees. Jason and Sterling pontificate how the word “Corn Hole” became accepted in back yard barroom games while “donkey punch” and “testical toss” did not.
The Play Hard segment continues their fun pontificating if Climate Envoy John Kerry would be available for giving the smoked potatoes a blessing of ESG like a rabbi makes things kosher.
In the second segment of the Play Hard segment, Jason reads an email from US Congressman Kelly Armstrong regarding the Green New Deal.
Sterling looks up the Green New Deal for dummies on the Internet and educates Jason on what the Green New Deal is.
The two discuss how the Carbon Horse if out of the barn and it’s now into a reaction area, meaning the second API released their statement in support of carbon pricing, the Carbon Horse was released from the barn.
The conversation continues further into how the Green New Deal is state-sponsored rank prejudice and dangerous to American families on many fronts. Jason opines further linking the campaign “Coalminers Go Code” sponsored by then President Bill Clinton.
A similar bully tactic is being done now with “go build solar panels and wind turbines”. The two discuss how the government is eliminating one job sector that pays well and instructing those soon-to-be jobless to go back into debt with school and learn a new skill that pays half what they are currently making.
In HOUR TWO we WORK HARD with our Newsmaker Interview: North Dakota State University research scientist Dean Bangsund
North Dakota State University research scientist Dean Bangsund gives some insight and context to his resent Bakken Study on the economic impacts.
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Bangsund runs down the 5,000 foot view of the Bakken while diving into certain areas of interest like rail station investment, gas capture plants and pipelines.
Spiess asks about the supporting industries and new sectors being created if oil and gas’ contribution are being recorded in the study.
The Crude Life Daily Update For the Radio On The Podcast: US Senator John Hoeven
US Senator John Hoeven talks about the meeting he had regarding the Dakota Access Pipeline. Hoeven attended a bipartisan meeting on infrastructure with President Biden and delivered to the President letters from North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and the Three Affiliated Tribes requesting consultation on the pipeline.
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Sponsors, Music and Other Show Notes
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Featured Music: Moody River Band
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